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Covent Garden
The lighting-up ceremony of this year's Christmas decorations in the market was an enjoyable affair with hundreds of locals and visitors joining in with fun on the West Piazza on the evening of 16 November. The impressive Christmas tree was donated by the Forestry Commission Scotland and made the journey to Covent Garden from our friends and colleagues at Blair Atholl

in Perth shire. On the stage we were entertained by a range of good performances. Kicking off the show were the children of Pineapple Dance School who gave a very good account of themselves in song and dance.
The weeniest pupils gave a rendition of popular carols and older children performed dance routines and popular chart tunes choreographed with modern dance movements.
The highlight was when the stage held all the students for Pineapple's version of Mary's Boy Child which was met with generous applause

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from the impressed crowd. Next the hosts Peter Moore the Town Crier and ITV Quizmania's Debbie King introduced
Simon Cowell's young band Angelis who were followed onto stage by the lead actors from Chicago and the cast from the Lion King who performed a medley of the shows number with typical razzamatazz.
The last turn of the lighting-up ceremony was grown-up spice Emma Bunton who did an old number, a new number and the charity single Downtown with which the crowd all joined in. She was halfway home before realising that she had forgotten the small matter of switching on the Christmas lights. When she did remember and got back on stage, the countdown went without a hiccup and when she pressed the plunger Covent Garden was cloaked in a canopy of stars.		   Peter and Emma Bunton